I don’t film content myself. I have experience helping plan and optimize short-form social media content by creating ideas, scripts, and structures designed to perform well on platforms like TikTok and Reels.

An engaging reaction video feels real, fast, and valuable.It needs a strong hook, genuine reactions, quick pacing, and clear highlights of what makes the product useful. The best ones don’t just react, they briefly explain why it matters.

Because the mission sounds like it is trying to solve a real behavioral problem, not invent a flashy one. Tools that help people resist distraction or unhealthy digital habits sit right at the intersection of tech and psychology. That is interesting territory. If a product can actually shift daily behavior instead of just adding another notification to the pile, it has impact beyond entertainment.I’m drawn to missions that focus on agency and intentional use of technology, especially when the approach is practical and measurable. Helping people regain control of their attention is a rare goal in an ecosystem mostly designed to capture it.